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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1957
Page
2
The New York State Employment Service camp unit reports vacancies across private, organizational, cooperative, farm, hotel, and day camps. Miss Muriel Sobel notes demand for experienced counselors and students with minimal college study and leadership, paid or volunteer, with salaries from 160 to 400 dollars for the season plus expenses.
An examination for the Jean Willard Tatlock Memorial Prize in Latin will be held in room 202 Milbank next Tuesday April from 3 10 to 5 10 p m. The prize founded in 1917 awards Barnard undergraduates most proficient in Latin. Students may compete by submitting qualifications to Mrs Emily D Wolff 317 Milbank.
The Placement Office lists openings including the Margaret Meyer Scholarship for secretarial training with need and good record requirements. Applications due Wednesday April 10. The Catholic Home Bureau Case Aid Program in NYC offers graduate training and paid work for social work candidates. Engineering assistant roles at AT&T Long Lines in White Plains welcome math science and related graduates, with program assistant positions in AT&T Accounting in White Plains and Manhattan. Interviews arranged at Barnard.
On Campus Today lists multiple events including outdoor PE registration in the gym from 8 30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. and noon luncheons for the Latin American Newman Club in Schiff Room Earl Hall. Senior Class meets at 12 30 p.m. Minor Latham Playhouse hosts English 92 at 3 30 p.m. plus a 4 p.m. University Christian Association talk by Dean Pike on Mixed Marriages.
Harold Syrett, Columbia University history professor, spoke at a history majors meeting about the sources for the Alexander Hamilton papers he is collecting and the problems involved in editing them.
The letter argues education equips people to help society and that student social workers benefit from a voluntary civic center as a guide. It calls social work a core life choice that strengthens country and urges learning through collaboration, noting ongoing debates over Federalist authorship and 15000 Hamilton photostats collected for separate publication.
The New York Herald Tribune seeks a Barnard correspondent for next year. Applicants must be juniors or seniors and submit a news story a feature story and a resume. Applications due to the Public Relations Office by next Monday April 5.
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